Dr. Critter Blog — Florida Wildlife Removal Insights
Field-tested guidance on identifying, removing, and excluding Central Florida wildlife — from an operator listed in the FWC nuisance wildlife control directory.
In Florida, a property owner may trap most nuisance wildlife without a license or permit. Rule 68A-9.010 then gives you 24 hours to release it where it was caught, release it on 40 or more acres in…
You hear squeaking in the walls at dusk, or you find a pile of dark droppings under a gable vent, and you work out that bats have moved in. The next question is usually about money: does homeowners…
Almost every wildlife company in Florida, this one included until recently, has told customers it holds a state trapper license. It does not, because no such license exists. That is not a…
If you've noticed bats flying around your home at sunset, heard scratching or chirping in your attic, or found dark staining around your roofline, soffits, or vents, you may have a bat colony living…
Reviewed by Steve DeMoor (“Dr. Critter”), Florida wildlife control professional since 1996. If you’ve found bats in your attic and started searching for help, the first thing to know is that…
